Regular health monitoring can result in early detection of disease, accelerate the delivery of
medical care and, therefore, considerably improve patient outcomes for countless medical …

Observing the texture, color, and conductivity of cervical mucus has the potential to support
menstrual cycle and fertility tracking, generating a layer of rich bodily, tactile/haptic …

Objective Fertility is becoming increasingly supported by consumer health technologies,
especially mobile apps that support self-tracking activities. However, it is not clear whether …

Existing self-tracking devices have been criticized for perpetuating a dualist, rather than
phenomenological, understanding of the self as a separated mind and body. In this paper …

In cultural contexts where menstruation is a stigmatized health topic, daily management of
menstrual hygiene comes with its set of challenges. Our research aims to identify and …

Medical practices have always been data oriented: healthcare providers decisions are
based on data, both clinically generated and patient reported. With the increased use of …

Poor feminine hygiene leads to various infections such as hepatitis B, fungal infections,
reproductive tract infections, urinary infections, etc. The main concern associated with the …

Smart textiles are being used by multiple technologies for various health care applications.
In my recent research, I have designed a textile-based smart sanitary napkin sensor. It helps …

Menopause is often overlooked or medicalized, consequently devaluing individual
experiences and failing to support individuals experiencing this life event. Family dynamics …

With the recent popularity of self-tracking, individuals are increasingly using and interacting
with their personal health data. Fertility is a health issue in which people often track and …